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1963  YEARBOOK 


TEE  SEfflR  CLASS 


PRESENTS 

IKE  CRIIER1CKJ 


FOREWORD 

Culture  is  an  integral  portion  of  our  daily  lives, 
enriching  them  and  adding  to  their  fullness. 
During  these  years,  we  have  been  exposed  to 
almost  every  form  of  culture.  In  school,  culture 
has  become  known  to  us  through  workshops, 
music,  home  economics,  and  various  other 
sources. 

Extracurricular  clubs,  private  guidance  and  per- 
sonal hobbies  have  also  added  to  this  develop- 
ment. 


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FOREWORD 


THE  NIGHT  HAS  A 
THOUSAND  EYES,  THE 
DAY  BUT  ONE. 

1 ■ 

With  the  passage  of  years-,  -we  maf  -look  back 
upon  this  school  year  as  the  time  when  dark- 
ness of  ignorance  suddenly  became  bright  with 
the  gleam  of  knowledge. 

To  preserve  a record  of  these  moments  and 
countless  other  experiences  of  us  and  of  our 
classmates,  we  strive  to  capture  the  "eyes" 
and  "mind"  of  the  scholarship,  the  leadership, 
the  activities,  and  the  character  of 
HOLSTON  VALLEY  HIGH  SCHOOL. 


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DEDICA  TION 


Mrs.  Jo  Ann  Gross 


Miss  Daphne  Jones 


In  deepest  gratitude  and  appreciation  of  the 
kind  deeds,  courtesies,  and  helpful  influences 
of  those  who  have  labored  so  unselfishly  for 
the  education  of  the  Holston  Valley  youth; 
whose  interests  have  been  in  the  improvement 
of  our  lives;  whose  love  and  encouragement 
have  been  inspirational;  whose  friendships 
have  presented  us  a challenge  to  meet  the 
obstacles  of  life;  and  whose  never  ending 
sacrifices  have  helped  to  make  possible  these 
four  years  of  high  school,  we  dedicate  THE 
CRITERION  of  1963  to  Miss  Jones,  Mr. 
Combs,  and  Mrs.  Jo  Ann  Gross. 

The  Class  of  1963 


Mr.  John  Combs 


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ADMINISTRATION 


8 


MR.  W.  E. 
Principal 


BAILEY 


MRS.  JoANN  GROSS 
Secretary 


9 


10 


FACULTY 


Mr.  Combs 


Senior 

Sponsors 


Miss  Jones 


Mr.  Addington 
Mr.  Brown 


Miss  Barr 
Mr.  Emmertt 


12 


Mr.  Lee 

Miss  Rotenberry 


Mrs.  Holden 
Mr.  Peters 


Mr.  Erwin 


Mrs.  Naff 


13 


Miss  Rutherford 
Mrs.  Steele 


Mr.  Shaw 
Mrs.  Stewart 


Mrs.  Stallard 
Mrs.  Tucker 


14 


Refreshments  are  enjoyed 


Mr.  John  Armes  Talks  to  the 
teachers 


15 


HOLSTON  VALLEY. . . 


Health 


Social  Studies 


Shop  and  Vo-Ag. 


Mathematics 


16 


Reading  and  Writing 


Library  Science 


PROVIDES 


English 


M usi  c 


Sciences 


Physical  Education 


17 


Things  DO  Happen  at  H.  V.H.S. 


Linda  Buchanan  Presented 
watch  by  S.  E.  Massengil  Co. 


Holston  Valley  accepts  Sportsmanship  Trophy. 


Mr.  Sphar  is  still  helping  our  staff. 


18 


GENE  ARNOLD 


CLEO  WHITE 


STEVE  ALLISON 


20 


WYNN  BEIDLEMAN 


LARRY  BARKER 


BOBBY  BLEVINS 


LYNN  BOOHER 


JANE  BOOHER 


EDITH  BOWERS 


21 


CHARLOTTE  BOYD  LARRY  BUNN  GLENNA  BROWN 


22 


DEBBIE  COX 


MARTHA  CROSS 


BETTY  DELANEY 


23 


HELEN  GARLAND  SAMMY  GOFORTH 


24 


CECIL  HOUSER 


DANNY  KING 


25 


BETTY  LUNSFORD  JANEY  MOORE 


RANDELL  MORRELL 


26 


HENRY  PALMER 


27 


DON  PIERCE  CATHERINE  PIERCE  RUTH  POORE 


GARY  REYNOLDS  CLAUDE  ROGERS 


JANICE  ROSENBALM 


28 


BETTY  ROUSE  MARGARET  ROWLETTE  DORIS  SEATS 


BILLY  THOMAS  BOBBY  SMITHSON  ANN  THOMAS 


29 


DOUG  GRAY 


LINDA  LAY  ELL 


WAYNE  SMITH 


30 


SENIOR  PIN-  UPS 


Betty  Lunsford,  red-head 


Betty  Rouse,  prettiest 


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CRITERION 


32 


STAFF 


PHOTOGRAPHERS:  Norman  Fleenor,  Jane  ARTIST:  Wayne  Smith,  Ann  Thomas 

Booher,  Sandra  Baines. 


TYPIST:  SEATED,  Betty  Lunford,  Catherine  Pierce,  Wilma  O'Dell,  Betty  Delaney.  STANDING,  Martha 
Clark,  J.  W.  Carrier,  Marvin  Feagins,  Paul  Woodby,  and  Debbie  Cox. 


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SALESMEN 


of  ADS 


We  came  in  second. 


FRONT  ROW:  Cleo  White,  Sandra  Baines--chairman,  Betty  Delaney,  Mary  Ann  Leonard.  SECOND  ROW: 
R.uth  Poore,  Betty  Rouse,  Martha  Clark,  Janice  Rosenbalm. 


Where  were  we?  We  were  tops!  ! 


FRONT  ROW:  Wilma  O'Dell,  John  Plawthorne,  Ann  Thomas.  SECOND  ROW:  Bobby  Smithson,  Danny 
King,  Don  Pierce --chairman,  Norman  Fleenor. 


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SENIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS 


President Ronnie  Morrell  Vice-President John  Hawthorne 

Secretary Henry  Palmer  Treasurer Steve  Allison 

Reporter Wilma  O'Dell 


Class  Colors 

Blue  and  White 

Class  Flower 

Carnation 


Class  Motto 


When  you  are  young  you  live  to  learn; 
When  you  are  older  you  learn  to  live. 


35 


OFF  INTO 


Up  to  our  eyes 


36 


SUMMER  AND  VA  CA  TION  TIME 


MOUNTAIN 
BATTLEFIELD 


UNITED  STATES 

department  of  the  interior 

NATIONAL  PARK  SERVICE 


A Hole 
In  One 


We  Baby-Sit 


Riding 


In  The  Scene 


Ready  and  Waiting 


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AND  SUMMER  FROLIC 


Back  in  the 

Saddle  again 


The  Big  One" 
got  away  again 


Swimming  or  Sunning? 


Ripcord 


Relaxing 


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Linda  Jo  Brown 
Mack  Allison 
Clarence  Booher 


Sammy  Baines 
Linda  Buchanan 
Estelle  Buckles 


Patsy  Barr 
Andrea  Brown 


Dewey  Campbell 
Betty  Beidleman 


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Carolyn  Carrier 
Jimmy  Duncan 
Gary  Garland 


Howard  Eldreth 
Patricia  Gibson 
Betty  Jean  Catlett 


Prue  Fleenor 
Billy  Grizzle 


Donna  Delaney 
Sandra  Fritts 


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Kay  McGinnis 
William  Montgomery 
Tony  Morrell 
Jerry  Nixon 
Ettar  Lynn  O'Dell 


Kenneth  Gross 
Blaine  Hunigan 


Phillip  Houser 
Margaret  Lunsford 
Gerald  May 


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Leonard  Rhymer 
Linda  Richards 
Joan  Scyphers 


pQi 


Sally  Ann  Odum 
Joe  Oliver 
Sharron  Odum 


Margie  Shaver 


Faye  Simerly 
Benny  Shaffer 
Betty  Jane  Smith 


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Top  to  bottom— FIRST  ROW:  Charlotte  Stophel, 

Roy  Tester,  Penny  Tweed,  James  Wood.  SECOND 
ROW:  Edith  Stophel,  Joe  Thomas,  Tommy 
Vaughan,  THIRD  ROW:  Eva  Stophel,  Vera  Tolliver 
David  Wilson. 


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Top  to  bottom:  FIRST  ROW:  Gladys  Wright, 
Martin  Arnold,  Charles  Booher.  SECOND  ROW: 
Sandra  Wright,  Janet  Alford,  Terry  Carr.  THIRD 
ROW:  Phyllis  Addison,  Sue  Baines,  Frances  Hughes, 
Herbert  Montgomery. 


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CLASS 

OFFICERS 


Pres.  Howard  Eldreth,  V.  Pres. 
Mack  Allison,  Sec'y.  Linda 
Richards,  Treas.  Penny  Tweed, 
Reporter — Carolyn  Carrier. 


Corliss  Booher 


Lynn  O'Dell,  Red-head 


Frances  Hughes,  brunette 


Penny  Tweed,  blonde 


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SOPHOMORES 


Joyce  Allison 
Sharron  Baines 
Randy  Bowers 


Jimmy  Arnold 
Bobby  Barr 
Joyce  Baines 


Larry  Blevins 
Ronnie  Booher 
Danny  Boyd 
John  Buchanan 


Brenda  Atkins 
Ray  Brown 
Catherine  Brown 
Irby  Blevins 


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Gary  Barnett 
Roger  Brown 
Sue  Cowan 
Brenda  Epperson 


Frank  Baines 

Sandra  Cullop 

Barbara  Blankenbeckler 


Nancy  Clark 
Larry  Carrier 
Johnny  Green 


Tommy  Barnett 
Pat  Carlyle 
Barbara  Beasley 
Saundra  Feagins 


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Jo  Ann  Bentley  Armena  Boyd  Judy  Carrier  Linda  Foran 

Carolyn  Foster  Jimmy  Gentry  Barbara  Greer  Mary  Jo  Gross 


Patsy  Gross 
Larry  Houser 


Shirlene  Guess 
Carolyn  Holbrook 


Carolyn  Harless 
Brenda  Hicks 


Tina  Hogsett 
Jerry  Hicks 


50 


Nelson  Hicks  Jean  Humphreys  Barbara  Johnson  Phyliss  Johnson 

Jimmy  King  Paul  Lacy  Paul  France  Wayne  Layell 


51 


Naomi  Morrell 
Carolyn  Pickel 
Roy  Rowlette 
Eddie  Rutter 


Linda  Newman 
Mary  Evelyn  Pyle 
Jerry  Rogers 
David  Wood 


Charles  O'Dell 
Ronnie  Reed 

Phyllis  Rogers 


Grover  Perkins 
Billy  Rosenbalm 

Freddie  Rutter 


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Patricia  Wright 
Charlene  Shelton 


CLASS  OFFICERS 

President  Charlotte  Thomas,  Vice-President 
Betty  Tweed,  Sec'y-Treas.  John  Buchanan,  Re- 
porter Charlene  Shelton. 


Sam  Vance 


Janice 

Strouth 

Peggy 

Vance 


Sammy 

Swiney 

Steve 

Talbert 

Lois 

Taylor 


Charlotte  Thomas  Dale  Thomas  Betty  Tweed  Sandra  Wilson 


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Douglas  Addison 
Nola  Leonard 
Peggy  Rouse 


Dorothy  Denton 
Carolyn  Newman 
Betty  J.  Smith 


Janie  Hughes 
Jerry  Nixon 
Bobby  Smith 


PIN-  UPS 


Peggy  Lee 
James  Roberts 
David  Wilson 


Betty  Tweed,  Blonde  Jean  Humphrey,  Redhead  Charlene  Shelton,  Brunette 


54 


Dennis  Moretz 
Linda  Sue 
Owens 
Gary  Rice 
Patsy 

Rosenbalm 
Janet  Bishop 


Ingle  Morrell 
T ommy  Peaks 
Linda  Rhymer 
Patty 

Rosenbalm 
Allen  Story 


Herbert 
Morrell 
Eddie  P erry 
Roy  Roberts 
Joyce  Saltz 
Herman  Stout 


Norman  Norris 
D anny  Price 
Carolyn 
Rogers 
Jerry  Slagle 
Charlotte 
Strouth 


Brenda  Nunn 
Sandra 
Reynolds 
Ronnie  Rogers 
Janie  Smith 
Duanne 
T allman 


Mary  Jane 
Offield 
Connie  Rice 
Wilma  Rogers 
Carolyn 
Smithson 
Ronnie  Brown 


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£ 'P 


W.  Trivette 
S.  Wagner 

D.  White 
J.  White 
L.  White 


A.  Wolfe 

B.  Wyatt 

L.  Bowman 
J.  Brown 
L.  Carrier 


D . Childress 
R.  Cardwell 
J.  Fleenor 
R.  France 
B.  Gross 


, Gardner 
. Herndon 

E.  Keith 
J.  Morrell 
P.  Morris 


W.  Offield 
J.  Rash 
D. 

Rosenbalm 
R.  Rouse 
P.  Shaver 


F.  Simerly 
L.  Smithson 
J.  South 
J.  Stophel 
J.  Sutherlin 


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Dale  Abbott 
Billy  Arnold 
Lois  Barbe 
Katherine 
Ball 

Gary  Barnett 


T ommy 
Barnett 
Bobby  Barr 
Jimmy 
Bishop 
Janice 
Blevins 
W ayne 
Booher 


Randy 
Bowers 
Danny  Boyd 
Catherine 
Brown 
Bert 

Callahan 

Jimmy 

Campbell 


Ronnie 
Campbell 
Patricia 
Carlyle 
Betty 
Carrier 
Duanne 
Clark 
Lane  Clark 


Mary  Cox 
Sue  Cowan 
Donald  Cross 
Kenny  Cross 
Gene 
D elaney 


C arol 
Dickerson 
Douglas 
Duncan 
Johnny 
Duncan 
Betty 
Eldreth 
Becky 
Fleenor 


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Jimmy 

Flick 

Charles 

Foran 

Joyce  Foran 
N ancy 
Furgess 
David 
Garland 


Douglas 

Graybeal 

Glen 

Graybeal 

Darlene 

Green 

Linda  Greer 
Patsy  Gross 


Carolyn 
Harless 
Louis  Harris 
N elson  Hicks 
Betsy  Hobbs 
L.  D. 

Hockaday 


Ann 

Hockett 
W ayne 
Holden 
Jackie 
Howser 
Bonnie 
Hughes 
Barbara 
Hutton 


Wayne 
Hutton 
Herman 
Johnson 
Jo  Ann 
Johnson 
Tommy  King 
W ayne 
Lawson 

Ike  Lowry 
Phillip 
Lucas 
Tommy 
McGhee 
Charles 
Meredith 
Janie 
Milhorn 


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CLASS  OFFICERS  FRESHMAN 

Pres. --Debbie  Childress 
V.  Pres. --Linda  Rhymer 
Secy.- -Donald  Cross 
Reporter- -Ike  Lowry 


Linda  Bowman,  redhead  Bonnie  Hughes,  brunette 


PIN-UPS 

Patricia  Carlyle,  blonde 


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WHO  SOLD  THE 
MOST  YEARBOOKS? 


And  I was  next. 
Don  Pierce 


Marvin  Feagins 
I led  the  race. 


Henry  Palmer 
I was  a close  second 


Ann  Thomas 
I was  caught  in  the 
middle. 


Danny  King 
Helen  Garland 
Then  we  followed. 


Larry  Barker 
I was  first  in  the  second 
division. 


Bobby  Blev- 
ins--! was  at 
his  heels. 


Martha  Clark 
Jane  Booher 
Harold  Smith 
We  weren't  far  behind 


Joe  Hall 
Charlotte  Boyd 
We  came  next  to  last. 


Frances  Greer 
Nancy  Epperson 
We  brought  up  the  rear. 


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STUDENT 


62 


And  More  of  the  Same 


63 


64 


TEN 


Jimmy  Clark 


Paul  Wocxlby 

At  the  beginning 


Ronnie  Morrell 


of  Senior  year 


65 


The  Finalists 


66 


HARVEST 

FESTIVAL 

Mrs.  Duncan 

Fashion  Commentator  and  Entertainer 


Sharon  Wagner,  Soloist 


Fashion  Models 

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68 


in 


Frank  Arnold 

Maurice  Allison 

N.  Buckles 

J . Adkins 

C.  Arnold 

Martha  Beeler 

Laura  Bentley 

J.  Bridgeman 

S.  Buckles 

L.  Bentley 

Brenda  Beasley 

Gladys  Bentley 

J.  Baines 

Linda 

L.  Booher 

Joe  Cowan 

Billy  Callahan 

L.  Corey 

Blankenbeckler 

L.  Fritts 

Connie  Funk 

Jerry  J.  Fritts 

B.  Fleenor 

N.  Chatman 

L.  Graham 

Betty  Grubb 

R.  Grubb 

C.  Gurley 

P.  Goforth 

B.  Johnson 

W.  Helton 


F.  Arnold 
R.  Booher 
Dale  Clark 
Reba  Jo 
Fleenor 
M.  Green 
J.  Johnson 


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P.  Johnson 

S.  McGhee 
C.  Murray 
P.  Reece 

T.  Stitt 
L.  Tester 


C.  King 

H.  King 

E.  Layell 

J.  Love 

C.  Mattox 

B.  Meade 

A.  Michaels 

Sharon  Miller 

G.  Mumpower 

S.  Mumpower 

B.  Myers 

K.  Pierce 

V.  Pierce 

R.  Pruett 

M.  Rash 

F.  Rogers 

P.  Rogers 

C.  Seats 

W.  Smith 

E.  Stuart 

E.  Sweet 

J.  Sweet 

B.  Swiney 

G.  Swiney 

I.  Tester 

C.  Thomas 

D.  Thomas 

P.  Vance 

E.  Woods 

P.  Wood 

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Pansy  Watson  Bertha  Widner  Mary  Lou  Wise  Betty  Woods  Tommy  Wyatt 


PIN-  UPS  FOR  EIGHTH  GRADE 


Nancy  Chatman,  brunette  and  prettiest 


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Darwin 
Baines 
Kenny 
Hamilton 
Larry  Perkins 
Garice 
Trivette 
Charlie  Wise 
Sammy 
Wheeler 


Kenneth 

Harless 


Judith  King,  brunette 


Hugh  Fuller 
David 
Mahaffey 


PIN- 

UPS 


Patricia  Clark 
Jenny 
Kesner 

Venus  Snyder 


Gary  Combs 
Judith  A. 

King 
Larry 
Shipplett 
Linda 
T allman 


Venus 

Snyder, 

blonde 


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Eighth  Grade 
Class-Officers 

President  — 
Nancy  Chatman 
V.  President  — 
Judy  Love 
Secretary  — 
Benny  Meade 
Treasurer 
Billy  Callahan 
Sgt.  at  Arms  — 
Joe  Cowan 
Reporter  — 
Reba  Fleenor 


Seventh 

Grade 

Class— Officers 

President 
Teddy  Thomas 
V.  President 
Patricia  Clark 
Secretary 
Jenny  Kesner 
Treasurer 
Linda  Tallman 
Reporter 
Gary  Combs 


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PERSONALITIES 


Most  Studious 
Ann  Thomas,  Paul  Woodby 


Best 

Personality 
John  Hawthorne 
Helen  Garland 


Best 

Citizen 

John  Hawthorne 
Wilma  O'dell 


Best  All 
Around 
Ronnie 
Morrell 
Jane 
Booher 


Best 


Looking 

Henry 

Palmer 

Betty 

Delaney 


Best  School  Spirit: 
Henry  Palmer,  Jane  Booher 


Most  Serious 

Wayne  Smith--Mary  Leonard 


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PERSONALITIES 


Friendliest 

Sammy  Goforth,  Helen  Garland 


Popular 

Palmer 

Rouse 


Most  Versatile 
Johnny  Hawthorne 
Janey  Moore 


Most  Dependable 
Marvin  Feagins,  Martha  Clark 


Most  Athletic 
Lynn  Booher,  Jane  Booher 


Neatest 


77 


PERSONALITIES 


Most  likely  to  succeed 
Paul  Woodby 
Martha  Clark 


Most  courteous 
M.  Feagins  Ruth  Poore 


Cutest 

Bobby  Caudill,  Glenna  Brown 


Biggest  eaters 
S.  Allison 
E.  Bowers 


J.  Hawthorne 
M.  Clark 


Best  dressed 
Ann  Thomas 
Gene  Arnold 


Most  religious 
D.  Pierce,  F.  Green 


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SPRING 


80 


FESTIVAL 


81 


MISS 

HOLSTON 

VALLEY 


REPRESENT  A TIVES  AND  ESCORTS 


Betty  Epperson  being  crowned  by  Mr. 


W.  I.  Spahr 


Sue  Baines  and  Harley  Tweed 


Elaine  Blevins  and  Gary  Reynolds 


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F.  Hughes  and  D.  Pierce 


Sandra  Cullop  and  Henry  Palmer 


P.  Pyle  and  Norman  Fleenor 


Janice  Mottern  and  Larry  Barker 


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ANNOUNCERS, 
PIANIST, 
AND  USHERS 


JUNIOR 


The  HEAD  Table 


Some  "Beauties' 


SENIOR 


Good  Music 


BANQUET 


We  were  at  the 
"HEAD",  too! 


85 


FFA 

BANQUET 

IN 


t 

What's  He  doing? 


Making  a Reward 


Entertainers 


86 


87 


JUNIORS 
ENTERTAIN 
SENIORS  WITH 
SOCK  HOP 


The  band  is  red-hot 


. . . and  he  "hopped" 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Spahr  are  with  us  again 


88 


V.F.W.  presented  flag  to  school 


Are  we  whispering  a secret? 


P.T.A.  Officers 


Pres Mrs.  Hogsett 

V.  Pres Mrs.  Smithson 

Sec'y Mrs.  Booher 

Treas Mrs.  Alford 


Parents  enjoy  refreshments  . . and  so  do  some  teachers 


89 


FROM  DAWN  ... 


An  early  rise 


A "peek"  at  lessons 


Breakfasting 


Dishes  to  wash 


Another  lesson 


Waiting  for  bus 


In  classroom 


Work  on  yearbook 


90 


n 


. . . TO  DUSK 


At  home  again 


Senior  rings 


Time  out  to  relax 


Supper  with  book  waiting 


At  it  again--but  hurry! 


Time 
for  PG's 
and 
Colas 


91 


^nd  Later 


Hot footin'  it 


A Nice  Rest 


A scene  we  so 
often  see  as  we 
travel  our 
community. 


A Ride  at  Night 


92 


93 


THINGS  GRANDMOTHER  DID 


AND 

WE  DON’T 

f 


How 
she  got 
her  meat! 


Making  home-spun  dresses 


Milking  to  do 


When  wood  was  to  be  chopped 


P 

I 

C C 
K H 
I E 
N R 
G R 
I 

E 

S 


Bringing 
the  cows 
home 


94 


IS  THIS  MODERN? 


Heavy  Weight 


What's  the  "Hold-Up?" 


My  Prize  Possession 


Longing  for-- 


My  turn  is  coming 


Leam  by  doing 


95 


OUR  CHRISTMAS  PARTY 


96 


* I 

ORGANIZATIONS 


vV.  E.  Bailey 


Honorary  Chapter  Farmer 


President 
Bobby  Smithson 


Dallas  E.  Lee 


Chapter  Advisor 


Honorary  State  Farmer 


Secretary 


98 


Chapter  Farmers 


Committee  Chairmen 


99 


FUTURE  HOMEMAKERS 
OF  AMERICA 


Pres.--Cleo  White,  V.  Pres. --Linda  Buchanan,  Sec'y--Saundra  Feagins,  Treas. --Sandra  Fritts,  Linda  Jo 
Brown--Reporter,  Parli--Donna  Leonard,  Fiist.--Sue  Cowan,  Pianist--Sharon  Wagner,  Song  Leader-- 
Andrea  Brown. 


100 


LIBRARY  CLUB 


Miss  Rotenberry,  Sponsor 


BLACK  AND  WHITE  STAFF 


Mrs.  Stewart,  Sponsor 


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HOLSTON  VALLEY 


Pres. --Helen  Garland 
V.  Pres. --Wilma  ODell 
Sec. --Charlotte  Thomas 
Treas. — Danny  King 
Reporter--Joyce  Baines 

Stage  Managers--Ike  Lowry,  Randy  Bowers 


SECOND  SOPRANOS 


1st  ROW:  L.  Buchanan,  K.  Maddux,  B.  Hobbs,  S.  Feagins,  L.  O'Dell,  J.  Strouth,  G.  Bently,  A.  Hockett,  B. 
Beidleman.  2nd  ROW:  B.  Adkins,  M.  E.  Pyle,  C.  Smithson,  R.  Cardwell,  J.  Leonard,  B.  Beasley,  P. 
Goforth,  W.  Rogers,  J.  Baines,  B.  Johnson,  3rd  ROW:  A.  Boyd,  S.  Cullop,  J.  Mottern,  K.  McGinnis,  J. 
South,  C.  Shelton,  S.  Guess,  E.  Stophel,  E.  Stophel,  4th  ROW:  S.  Wilson,  W.  O'Dell,  B.  Rouse,  P. 
Carlyle,  N.  Buckles,  H.  Garland,  E.  Buckles,  D.  Greene,  A.  Brown,  S.  Oliver. 


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MIXED  CHORUS 


Mrs.  Naff, 
Director 
Linda  Richards, 
Accompanist 


BASSES 


FRONT  ROW:  R.  Bowers,  D.  Pierce,  J.  King,  T.  Morrell,  J.  Thomas,  D.  King,  W.  Holden,  J.  Brown, 
SECOND  ROW:  I.  Lowry,  W.  Montgomery,  D.  Wilson,  D.  Thomas,  J.  McPherson,  A.  Wolf,  R.  Gardner. 


SOPRANOS 


FRONT  ROW:  C.  Thomas,  S.  Baines,  L.  Richards,  S.  Cowan,  B.  Beasley,  B.  Carrier,  SECOND  ROW:  G. 
Johnson,  R.  Fleenor,  J.  Blevins,  B.  Hughes,  C.  Brown,  P.  Vance,  B.  Smith,  THIRD  ROW:  L.  Brown,  S. 
Odum,  J.  Alford,  S.  Reynolds,  S.  Wagner,  J.  Bently,  M.  Trivette,  A.  Taylor. 


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President  Linda  Richards,  Secretary  Betty  Beidleman,  Reporter  Wilma  ODell,  Sgt.-at-Arms  Billy  Grizzle, 
Vice-President  Danny  King. 


SCIENCE  CLUB 


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affiliated 

with 

National  Science  Clubs 
of 

America 


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Science  club  group. 


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President--Don  Pierce 
Sec'y-Treasurer--Cleo  White 
Song  Leader--Sharon  Wagner 


Vice  President --Linda  Richards 
Reporter --Jerry  White 
Pianist--Charlotte  Stophel 

Sponsor--Mr.  Erwin 


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107 


Ann  Thomas 


Jane  Booher 


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WHO  ARE  THE 
WORKERS  A T 
B ALLGAMES 


Coaches: 


Mr.  Peters  and  Mr.  Erwin 


Managers: 


Henry  Palmer 
Martin  Arnold 


Scorekeeper : Robert  Woods 


Timekeepers: 

Don  Pierce 
Ike  Lowry 


Our  Mascot , Eh? 


in 


Hurdles  Broadjump 

TRACK 


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TRACK 


Coach  Instructing  his  boys 


Dasher 


Hundred  Yard  Dash 


Mile  Relay 


220  Y ard  Run 


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BASEBALL 


1 14 


BASEBALL 


DANNY  KING— L.F 


HENRY  PALMER- -MGR 


bj,j  a 


DAVE  WHTTE--3b 


MARVIN  FEAGINS--2b 


DON  PIERCE  - -C.  F 


GARY  REYNOLDS--S.S 


GENE  CARRIER  — R . F 


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116 


117 


Charles  Booher,  Roger  Brown,  Gerald  Maye,  Larry  Belvins,  Jimmy  Sutherland,  Allen  Meredith,  Jack 
McPherson,  Eddie  Lucas,  Dale  Abbott,  Dave  Garland,  Glen  Graybeal,  Dale  Thomas. 


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119 


GIRLS’ 

Keep  the  ball  bouncing 


Oh ! My  Stomach 


Is  it  one  or  two? 


Up  and  in. 


120 


PHYSICAL  EDUCATION 


Calisthenics 


Uniforms  look  nice. 


Who  gets  the  ball? 


All  together  now! 


Use  only 
one  leg. 


121 


The  Senior  Class  and  Sponsors  wish  to  express  our  many 
thanks  and  deep  appreciation  to  our  loyal  friends  and  faith- 
ful merchants  for  helping  to  make  our  Yearbook,  THE 
CRITERION,  possible. 

We  sincerely  urge  that  everyone  patronize  our  Advertisers. 
The  Senior  Class  of  1963 


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ADVERTISING 


BURGER  KING  DRIVE-IN 

20  Blountville  Highway 

Delicious  Burger  s - -Shake  s 
Golden  Brown  French  Fries 


Lincoln  - - 

Monterey-  - 
Meteor  - - 

Comet  - - 


BRISTOL  LINCOLN 
MERCURY -COMET 

1 6 1 5 West  State  Street 
669-5171 
Bristol,  Virginia 


Compliments  of 

THE  BEAUTY  GARDEN 

Beauty  Specialists 
Fifth  St.  Bristol,  Tenn 


BRISTOL  EQUIPMENT  CO.,  INC. 

Your  Ditto  Duplicator  and 
Gestetner  Mimeograph 
Rep  re  sentative 

1602  W.  State  Street 

Bristol,  Tennessee 


RALPH'S 


EDMOND  BROS.  SUPPLY  CO. 


Simplex  - Go  -Ka  rt  s 
Mercury  Out  Board  Motors 
Arkansas  Traveler  Boats 


The  Builders'  Dept.  Store 
Bluff  City  Highway 


Finance  at  Bank  Rates 


Bristol,  Tennessee 


State  at  Penn. 


J.  K.  DELANEY 
Builders  Services 
8th  & State  Street 
Bristol,  Tennessee 


Compliments  of 
COWAN  BROTHERS 
Bristol,  Virginia 


Bristol 


FARMERS  EXCHANGE  BANK 
Abingdon  Bristol 

A Fast  Growing  Bank 
in  a Rapidly  Developing  Area. 


IMIRy  PROPUCT? 


Electricity  is  the-- 


ELLIS  PHARMACY 


"Drive-In  Prescription  Service" 


Abingdon,  Va.  Tel.  MA  8-2901 


MORRELL  AND  DON'S  SHOE  STORE 
J.  C.  VANN  EQUIPMENT  CO. 
ONE -HOUR  MARTINIZING 
BRISCOE'S  MOTEL  INN 
THE  RECORD  SHOP 


Compliments  of 


VALLEYDALE  PACKERS  INC. 


BRISTOL  TENNESSEE 
ELECTRIC  SYSTEM 


Bristol,  Tennessee 


Valleydale  Meat  Products 
Bristol,  Virginia 


APPALACHIAN  PIANO 
SALES  AND  SERVICE 

Baldwin  Pianos  and  Organs 
Phone  764-7  174 


Compliments  of 

HOL$TON  VALLEY  SHOPPING  CENTER. 


Bristol,  Tennessee 


Compliments  of 


KING  COLLEGE 


Let  Us  Help  You  with  Your 
College  Plans. 

For  Future  Information 
Write  J.  E.  Snider 
King  College 


Bristol,  Tennessee 


POPE  PAVIklG,  IMC. 


B ristol-  - 

Kingsport  Hwy. 

Bristol,  Tennessee 


R.  Lynn  Fleenor,  President 

TYPEWRITER  SALES  AND 
SERVICE  CO. 

Complete  Office  Outfitters 

Phone  764-3181 
832  State  Street 
Bristol,  Tennessee 


MIDWAY  BUILDERS  SUPPLY  CO. 
Rt.  1 Bristol,  Va. 


ART  BEAUTY  SALON 
Complete  Beauty  Service 
24  Goodson  St.  Bristol,  Va. 

Night's  by  Appointment 
Phone  669-2562 


GIANT  FOOD  MARKETS 
2000  West  State  Street 
8 and  10  Penn.  Ave. 
Bristol,  Tennessee 
We  Give  S & H Green  Stamps 


Compliments  of 
RAMSEY 

VENETIAN  BLIND  FACTORY 
1 3 1 6 Newton  St . Ph.  669-8041 

Bristol,  Virginia 


HOLSTON  VALLEY  GOLF  COURSE 
Highway  42  1 

Operated  by  M.H.  & W.C. 
Booher  and  George  Kilgore 
Phone  764-4801 


Compliments  of 

HENNINGER'S  BEVERAGE  CENTER 
1220  Fifth  Street 
Bristol,  Tennessee 
Phone  764-5332 


INTERSTATE  BOWL 
Abingdon  Highway 

Manage  r - -Pete  Gray 


HOLSTON  GRILL 
"The  Finest  of  Food" 

Owned  and  Operated  by 
A.  R.  Burnette 


FIRST  FEDERAL  SAVINGS  AND 
LOAN  ASSOCIATION 
110-112  Piedmont  Street 
Home  Loans  - -Insured  Savings 
Bristol,  Virginia 


CAMPBELL  FUNERAL  HOME  INC. 
DR.  JOHN  C.  SNYDER 
DR.  FRED  V.  GUTHRIE 
EDGEMONT  PIGGLY  WIGGLY 
TALLEY'S  OFFICE  MACHINES 


singleton's 

DEPARTMENT 

STORE 

Abingdon,  Chilhowie, 

Glade  Springs,  Mountain  City 
and  West  Jefferson,  N.C. 

"It's  Smart  to  be  Thrifty" 


HOLSTON  VALLEY  HIGH  SCHOOL 
Mr.  John  Combs 

Route  4 Bristol,  Tenn. 


Congratulations  to  the  Seniors 
and 

Best  Wishes  to  Your 

ALMA  MATER 
E.  D.  DARTER 


HALF  WAY  L-,rr 

STATION  Pepsl 


fishing 

SUPPLIES 


HALF-WAY  STATION 


Groce rie  s - -Fishing  Equipment -- Live  Bait 
Sandwiche s - -Short  Orders 

Highway  42  1 - -Bristol,  Tennessee- -Rt.  4--Phone  SO  4-7422 


Compliments  of 

BARR'S  SPORTING  GOODS  CO. 


P 


Seventh  St.  Bristol,  Tenn. 


BRYANT  SHEET  METAL 

Guttering,  Heating,  Air-Conditioning 
and  Sheet  Metal 
Work  in  General 

J.  Bryant  and  Paul  Bryant- -Owners 
Phone  628-7662 

Bristol  Hi-Way  Abingdon,  Va. 


MA$$ENGILL  CD. 

Pharmaceutical  Manufacturers 

Bristol,  Tennessee 
New  Y ork 


San  F rancis co 

rr  rb 


Compliments  of 

EDGEMONT  TEXACO 
SERVICE  STATION 


HOTEL  GENERAL  SHELBY 
Bristol's  Largest  Hotel 
"Visit  Our  Coffee  Shop" 

Harry  Lee  Senter,  Mgr. 


BRISTOL  AUTO  SALES 

835  Shelby  Street 
and  130  Penn.  Ave. 

Bristol,  Tennessee 

Carl  Foulk,  Owner 
Clyde  Anderson,  Salesman 
764-3831 


NATIONAL  FABRIC'S 


"Tri-Cities  Largest  Selection" 


Compliments  of 


1504  Euclid  Avenue 


BIG  JACK 


Bristol,  Virginia 


MANUFACTURING  CO. 


669-  1 1 19 


DeVAULTS,  INC. 
Athletic  Supplies 


HECHT'S 
Harvest  Bread 


Sporting  Goods 

14  Lee  St . 
Bristol,  Virginia 


Phone  669-7521 


#M-M-M ! 

BAKERY- 

FRESH 

.BREAD 


9 


RUTHERFORD  COAL  COMPANY 


Compliments  of 


1 5 F ourth  Street 
Phone  764-1821 


PARKS-BELK  CO. 


Bristol,  Virginia 


FAIRMOUNT  SERVICE  STATION 
Texaco  Products 
Owners 

W.  E.  Ward  & Earl  W.  Rogers 
Corner  Va.  Ave.  & Maple  Street 


HAVES  and  REYNOLDS 
FURNITURE  COMPANY 

Highway  42  1 

The  Country  Store  That  Saves  You  More 


Bristol,  Tennessee 


J.  & M.  WHOLESALE 
DISTRIBUTORS,  INC. 

16-20  Commonwealth  Avenue 
Bristol.  Virginia 
Phone  NO  9-4833 

. 18.000  Sq.  Feet  of  Shopping  Space 

HEADQUARTERS  FOR  . . . 
GRAYSEAL  PAINTS 
Garden  &:  Lawn  Needs 


Saving  s 
for  Y ou 


: Je  we  lry 
'Diamonds 
; Luggage 
: W atche  s 


Hous  e ware 
Giftware 
Silver 
Toy  s 


Electrical  Appliances 
Leather  Goods 
Sporting  Goods 
Auto  Supplies 


ALL  NATIONALLY 
ADVERTISED  BRANDS 


Time  Payment  Plan  Availabl 


We  Reserve  The  Right 
To  Limit  Quantities! 


1/2  BLOCK  OFF  STATE  ON  COMMONWEALTH  AVENUE 


Compliments  of 
APPALACHIAN 


Compliments  of 


SPORTING  GOODS 

Compliments 

ARNOLD'S  SHOE  SHOP 
21  Fourth  St. 


MORTON’S  GROCERY 


BUNTING'S  DRUG  STORE 


GRAYBEAL'S  GROCERY 
AND  SERVICE  STATION 


Texaco  Gas  and  Oil 
Route  #3,  Bristol,  Tenn. 
Phone  764-7791 


112  Pennsylvania  Ave. 


CECIL  CARRIER’S  ESSO  AND  GRILL 


Bristol, 


Tennessee 


Bristol 


Highway  421 

Tennessee 


HI-LO  DRIVE  IN 


HICKORY  TREE 
BUS  LINE 


Bristol -Abingdon  Highway 
We  Are  Now  Pink  and  White  With 
Drive -up  Windows 
"Enjoy  a Hi -Burger" 


Compliments  of 


Offering  Special  Rates  to  Schools 


FRED  D.  WEAVER  FUNERAL  HOME 


Compliments  of 
SMITH  FLORAL  COMPANY 
Phone:  NOrth  9-7144 


Bristol 


217  McDowell 
Phone  SO  4-1521 


Tennessee 


• »*.  V ..  -- 

Bristol  * Tennessee 


AVERY  A.  WILES  CONSTRUCTION  CO. 

Residential  & Commercial  Bldg. 
Phone  669-6998 


AKARD  FUNERAL  HOME 


1912  West  State  St. 
Bristol 

One  of  the  South's  Finest 
Completely  Air  Conditioned 


David  Akard 


CLARK  RADIO  SUPPLY 
620  Broad  St . 
Bristol,  Tennessee 
764-3196 

MOORE -EARHART  CO. 
Athletic  Goods -- Luggage 
Harness  and  Saddles 

647  State  St. 
Bristol,  Virginia 

Compliments  of 

Hickory  T ree 

MR.  & MRS.  W.  B.  BOYD 

DEWEY'S  GROCERY  RESTAURANT 

Park  Confectionary 

AND  SERVICE  STATION 

Compliments  of 

Saddle  Dam  Park 

Dewey  Carrier 

Compliments  of 

Compliments  of 

BLEVINSON  SALES  CO. 

FARM  EQUIPMENT 
Shady  Valley,  Tennessee 

A FRIEND 

WRIGHT  EQUIPMENT  COMPANY 

John  Deere  Sales  & Service 

Phone  628-2477 

BILL'S  AUTO  SALES  INC. 

Abingdon -B ristol  Highway 

CLASSIC  BEAUTY  SHOP 

Abingdon,  Virginia 

I pledge  allegiance  to  the  Flag  of  the  United  States  of 
America  and  to  the  Republic  for  which  it  stands,  one 
Nation  under  God,  indivisible,  with  Liberty  and  Justice 
for  all. 

"In  Honor  of  Holston  Valley  High  School's  Veterans." 

PATTON- CR0$$WHITE  P0$T*M75 

Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars  of  the  United  States. 

"Your  Community  Service  Post" 


"God  Bless  You,  Seniors." 

CENTRAL  HOLSTON 

CHRISTIAN  CHURCH 


Mr.  Eugene  Brockley,  Minister 
Route  3 Bristol,  Tennessee 


Compliments  of 


TWIN  CITY 
DRIVE- 1 M 


E&ST  TENNESSEE  APPLIANCE  CO. 
Frigidaire  Sales  & Service 
24-4th  St.  Phone  764-5164 

Bristol,  Tennessee 


THE  JEWEL  BOX 
Your  Wedding  Bells 
Diamond  Dealer 
Easy  Credit--No  Money  Down 

Bluff  City  Hwy.  - -Bristol,  Va. 


MINOR'S  DRUG  STORE 
8 Sixth  Street 
Bristol,  Tennessee 


MONNIE'S  ALTERNATIONS 


Bluff  City  Highway 


All  Alternations  Guaranteed 
7 10  1/2  State  St. 


Since  1947 


SUPER  SERVICE  STATION 
SERVICE  MILLS 
MILLER'S  GARAGE 
HAYNES  FIELD  NURSERY 
HOOVER  INTERIORS  INC. 
PEERLESS  PRINTING  CO. 
LEROY  M.  HULL  CO.,  INC. 
CHARLES  H.  KING 


There’s  a "one  and  only” 
in  refreshment,  too 


'We  Believe  in  Your  Judgment' 


PET  DAIRY  GO 


ICE  CREAM  AND  MILK 


Compare  Pet  With  Any  Other 


CLARK  AND  PALIN 
DRUGS 


Edgemont  Shopping  Center 


FAUCETTE  COMPANY 
CAMPBELL  MOTORS,  INC. 
GEORGE  WASHINGTON  LIFE  INS. 

HERALD  LIFE  INS.  , CO. 
BRISTOL  TRAILER  SALES,  INC. 
NEAL'S  ATLANTIC  SERVICE 

GROUP  2 SANDRA  BAINES 


Compliments  of 

BLEVINS  TIRE  & RECAPPING  CO. 

1 12  Oakview  St.  Bristol,  Tenn. 

Phone  669-6033 


Choose  the 
SALVATION  ARMY 
As  Your  Way  to  Serve 

God  and  Man ! 


BARKER'S  SUPER-MARKET 
'Most  People  Save  at  Barker's 
than  Any  Other  Place" 

106  State  St.,  Bristol,  Tenn. 


Compliments  of 

RUTHERFORD  FREIGHT  LINES 


HA.  VANCE 

"Your  Dollar  Has  More  Cents  Here" 

Rt.  4,  Bristol,  Tenn.  Highway  421 


Courtesy  of 
McCLURE  MOTORS 
Phone  764-5121 


PAUL  COOK  FUNERAL  HOWE 


101  Pennsylvania  Avenue 


Bristol 


Tennessee 


Compliments  of 

CHEROKEE  PAINT 
AND 

WALLPAPER  CO. 


1000  W.  State  Street,  Bristol,  Tenn.,  Phone  968-2o41 


FRED  FORD  AUTO  SALES,  INC. 

Only  the  Sun  Covers  the  Tri -Cities 

Your  Leading  Tri -City  Dealer 
We  Will  Never  Be  Undersold 

Better  Than 

Main  Street  Blountville,  Tenn. 

FRED  FORD  SCHOOL  BUS  CO.,  INC. 

wjso 

FRED  FORD’S  PHILLIPS  66  No.  I 
FRED  FORD'S  PHILLIPS  66  No.  II 

SERV-ALL,  INC. 

5000  Watts  of  Pure  Pleasure 

928  West  State  Street 
Bristol,  Tenn.--Va. 

1590  K.C. 

INSTITUTIONAL  WHOLESALERS 

Johnson  City,  Tenn. 

Distributors 

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Maxwell  House 
Hotel  & Restaurant  Coffee 

N i 

Phone  764-9233 

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